Canada Goose just got its nest feathered by private equity.
The Toronto-based outerwear brand, founded more than 55 years ago, has sold itself to Bain Capital, the Boston-based buyout firm founded by Mitt Romney.
Specific terms of the deal, in which Canada Goose president and CEO Dani Reiss will continue to own a significant minority stake, weren’t disclosed.
In an interview with The Post, Reiss said Canada Goose, with current yearly revenue of about $150 million, has grown nearly 50 percent annually during the past five years.
“We don’t see any reason we can’t continue that trajectory over the next five years,” Reiss told The Post.
In recent seasons, Canada Goose’s jackets began to appear ubiquitous in hipster neighborhoods in New York and elsewhere.
Also the brand has become more visible of late as its ties with Hollywood have grown, with Canada Goose jackets surfacing in movies like “Superman” and “World War Z.”